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    Hammurabi‚ a Babylonian king‚ created one of the most famous written forms of law called Hammurabi’s code. According to Mark Van De Roop‚ “Hammurabi’s code is an extremely important document in the ancient history of law. It represents the most elaborate formulation of a style of law collects that was current throughout the ancient Near East.” (Mieroop). Historians view Hammurabi’s code as a significant piece of information when predicting the culture‚ morals and lifestyle of the Babylonians. It was also

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    Summary of “Three Classical Stories” In “Three Classical Stories” by Rosemary Ruther explains how Christian world is based on three different stories and how they are the foundation for society. In first story “the Babylonian Creation Story” Ruther believes that the Babylonian society is built on military power. There are many gods first with female domination and after Marduk killed his mother and father it was dominated by male. Marduk creates sky from his mother’s body and then he created mankind

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    The Book of the Zechariah tells about the ministry of the prophet Zechariah. Unlike many of the prophets‚ Zechariah’s ministry takes place after the Babylonian captivity. His ministry is meant to teach the God loves Israel and that he will give salvation to all. The first 6 chapters tell about Zechariah’s call for the Israelites to repent their sins and the context of his 8 visions. The first vision is a horseman among myrtle trees and it represents that God still loves Israel. The second vision

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    plebeian‚ he shall pay three shekels of silver. People were not equal but they were treated in respect to their social standing under the code. The Code of Hammurabi tell us that Babylonian society was religious. Many of the laws only require an oath to god for validation. Another thing that the Code tells us‚ is that Babylonian society was strict and unforgiving. If one got caught committing highway robbery they would be put to death. If a man breaks into a house‚ he was to be killed before the breach

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    around the area now known as Egypt and some parts of Europe around the Mediterranean. These were said to be some of the earliest and most advanced civilizations of their time. These civilizations were known as Ancient Egypt‚ Ancient Sumer and the Babylonians. <br> <br>The oldest and certainly one of the most advanced was ancient Egypt. The people of ancient Egypt were polytheistic and believed that their Pharaoh (King) was god as well and held divine right. The people also believed in reincarnation

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    Code of Hammurabi The Code of Hammurabi was written was written by King Hammurabi himself during the 18thc. B.C.E. King Hammurabi also started ruling the Babylonian empire about 1800 B.C.E. as well. Hammurabi’s claim to power was through military strength as a military leader. He conquered many small city states in order to create his empire. Hammurabi believed that the gods appointed him to bring justice and order to his people or kingdom and he took this duty very seriously. Shortly after his

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    Jewish people and the Babylonians. The different creation belief is seen in the books of Genesis‚ in the Old Testament and the creational myth of the Babylonians: Enuma Elish. In Genesis the meaning of our creation is written in a sense of myth and symbolism where God is the creator to all things. A mythical creation intended to the Jewish people is seen in the beginning chapter of the Old Testament in the Bible. However‚ in Enuma Elish‚ a myth creation is intended to the Babylonians that has a similar

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    Summarize the Babylonian creation epic‚ The Enuma Elish. Compare and contrast this epic with the Priestly writer’s creation story in Genesis 1. The Priestly biblical history and the Enuma Elish are written down in a similar way with some characteristics. In the Enuma Elish it is said that the earth was in complete chaos involve in darkness while in the priestly story it was desolate and waste covered in darkness; in both stories the light was first created. And‚ at the very end of the story

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    the living tree that has sprung from that marvelous root of Babylonian culture‚ character‚ and religion. To the Hebrews‚ our modern world is indebted for the germ of its religious thought‚ the realization of the one almighty Power enfolding the universe‚ "the all-wise and the all-loving too." This thought‚ though not in its full clearness‚ the Hebrews carried with them in their departure from Babylonia. They carried also the Babylonian shrewdness at trade‚ and keenness at figures‚ and‚ as a less

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    The Code of Hammurabi was written by King Hammurabi‚ who had begun ruling the Babylonian Empire in 1800 BC. Hammurabi used his military leadership skills to conquer many smaller city-states. He believed that the Gods chose him to bring justice and order to his people. Shortly after Hammurabi’s rise in power he created his code of laws known as “The Code of Hammurabi”‚ which were written to upheld honesty‚ protect property rights‚ maintain social hierarchy and define all relationships and aspects

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